Sue Vincent gave us a lovely #writephoto prompt this week: Daybreak. It reminded me of an old boyfriend, who confessed to me, after being together for quite some time, that he was color blind. Sadly, he passed before the technology that could have helped him experience the colorful beauty of this world was invented. CHECK OUT Sue’s blog to participate in the weekly fun!
https://scvincent.com/2020/01/30/thursday-photo-prompt-daybreak-writephoto/
If she’d been able to see colors, even at one time in her life, Jackie might have felt left out when her friends raved about things like beautiful sunsets. To her, everything was varying degrees of grey. Her whole world was about to change.
The morning of her birthday, there was a, gaily wrapped box next to her bed. Digging through boxes inside of boxes Jackie finally came upon the smallest box. She took out the curious glasses, put them on and gave out a cry. Everywhere she looked, she was mesmerized. Especially by the magnificence of the sunrise.
©2020 Annette Rochelle Aben
My brother was colour-blind. They would have helped him too…
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Those glasses are amazing, aren’t they? And what a great way to share how much it means to be able to see different hues and shades.
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Thank you, Margot!
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This is a great story, Annette. So filled with joy.
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Awesome, Robbie! Thank you so much.
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Really nice response to her post, Annette; way to go!
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Thank you so much, Rae!
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Oh! I loved this story, Annette. 💗
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Thank you, Vashti!
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My, how wonderful! I saw a video of a 12-year-old boy who received such glasses and saw colors for the first time in his life. I was in tears seeing this… so touching.
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What a wondrous gift! ❤
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Oh my yes!
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